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For fall and early-winter reading the Rappahannock Library is well stocked with new books.
Best-selling fiction includes:
Fannie Flagg, Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe; Gail Godwin, A Southern Family, George Higgins, Outlaws; Victoria Holt, The Silk Vendetta; Susan Howatch, Glittering Images; Elmore Leonard, Touch; Toni Morrison, Beloved; Eugenia Price, Before the Darkness Falls; E. Rutherford, Sarum; Danielle Steel, Kaleidoscope; Wallace Stegner, Crossing to Safety; Scott Turow, Presumed Innocent; Kurt Vonnegut, Bluebeard
Mysteries include:
Simon Brett, What Bloody Man Is That?; Charles Goodrum, The Best Cellar, Martha Grimes, The Five Bells and Bladebone; Mollie Hardwick, Parson’s Pleasure; Peter Lovesay, Rough Cider, Ralph Mclnery, Cause and Effect.
Non-fiction includes:
K. Hepburn, The Making of the African Queen; Erma Bombeck, Family, the ties that bind and gag!; Earl Black, Politics and Society in the South; Adele Faber, Siblings Without Rivalry; Paul Johnson, A History of the Jews; Bob Woodward, Veil, the Secret Wars of the CIA; Marilyn Moore, The Wooden Spoon Bread Book, Secrets of Successful
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